Aides to McCain, Bush Discuss Convention Role
</p> Nothing has been finalized, and it remains to be seen whether McCain will be given a prime-time speaking slot.
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Thune Wants Daschle to OK Spending Cap
Bill Delahunt (D) in the 10th district, which runs south of Boston to Cape Cod. </p> Things went slightly better for Jones earlier this month when Rep.
Andrews on the Front Lines of Peace Movement
</p> It won’t happen, Andrews said, because of Bush’s “radical agenda.”
Broadcasters Need to Do More to Give Candidates Air Time
</p> McCain and Sen.
GOP Plans Week-Long Offensive About Defense
</p> To counter all that bad news, House and Senate GOP leaders hope to foment good news by passing the $400 billion-plus Defense Department spending bill on both floors this week.
Barton Denies Favoring Westar
</p> In his complaint, Bell charged that DeLay violated federal law and House rules “by soliciting campaign contributions from Westar Energy in return for legislative assistance on the energy bill.”
Activists to Rally on Ensuring Paper Trail for Ballots
</p> The bill, which counts 141 co-sponsors, would require that all electronic voting machines produce a voter-verified paper record by the November elections.
Back-to-Back GOP Bashing
</p> Coinciding with the publication of former President Bill Clinton’s memoirs, “My Life,” two anti-Republican documentaries make their debuts in Washington this week — and along with them, expect some
Kucinich Backs Cafeteria Staff
</p> In a June 17 letter to Guest Services, Inc.
Clinton Memoir Will Remind Voters What They Want in a Leader
You’ve got to hand it to Bill Clinton. As always, his timing is perfect.
DSCC Outraised NRSC in May, But Lags in Cash
Gary Locke’s (D) veto of part of a bill to tweak the blanket system, which a federal court had ruled unconstitutional.
Fat Cats? Some in House Are Poor
</p> And Wamp, apparently, is not alone. </p> An analysis of the hundreds of recently filed financial statements turned up 10 House Members who listed very little in the way of assets.
Senate Democrats Want Ashcroft Memos
</p> “It’s being overcome by political motives,” Cornyn said. </p> It’s unclear which vehicle Democrats will use to try an amendment for the subpoenas.
Global Warming Debate Heats Up Again
</p> Such criticism of the bill has not only hampered its advance so far in the Senate, but also left the Republican leadership in the House firmly set against it.
Inquiry on Smith Vote Under Way
</p> Reps.
Panel Seeks to ‘Rein in’ Chief
</p> A draft of the report that will accompany the fiscal 2005 legislative branch spending bill states: “The Committee is concerned by frequent and uncoordinated publicity appearances by the Chief of
Anti-Poverty Group Honors Members
</p> While bestowing the award upon Snowe, FRAC recognized years of effort on her behalf aimed at helping the poor.
Leader Will Not ‘Desert’ Thune
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) defended his decision to campaign against Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) this year, and accused his Democratic critics Friday of putting partisan politics
At Allard’s Conference, Bipartisanship Rules — Mostly
opposed” to Allard’s bill — was aware of the proposed amendment’s existence.
Recounting Lobbying Gold
</p> Quite the opposite, in fact.